Scots dad 'thought he was a goner' after smart watch detected deadly blood clot

“I have every right to be afraid,” Evan Rachel Wood says to viewers who have tuned in to hear more from the actress about her tumultuous relationship with rock star, Marilyn Manson. In the second part of the documentary, Phoenix Rising, Evan is seen meeting with a group of other women who’ve also accused Manson of physical and emotional abuse. Over the course of the film, Evan goes into detail about the worst parts of her relationship with Manson, including what happened when she tried to leave him.

This Morning's Phillip Schofield was forced to apologise on Tuesday's show when guest Colin Craig-Brown accidentally slipped a swear word into his interview. The New Zealander was talking to presenters Phillip and Josie Gibson about his Guinness World Record loss after realising his potato vegetable had actually turned out to be a gourd. The hopeful had been excited to get his name in the famous record bookas the 7.9kg vegetable was on track to be named the world's largest potato.

Gone too soon. Mike Mora, the husband of singer Kelis, has died after battling stage IV stomach cancer. He was 37.

A Lanarkshire great grandmother has told of her fear in leaving her home after an alleged attack in broad daylight on a busy Lanarkshire street.

Steph’s Packed Lunch panel discussed the idea of surnames and Bake-Off star John Whaite admitted that he has previously changed his, alongside co-star Russell Kane.Lewis Hamilton has just announced that he is changing his name to include his mother’s surname, Larbalestier.John told the camera that Lewis has said he “doesn’t understand” why people lose their name when they get married and turned to his co-stars for their thoughts.He began the discussion by admitting that he was born John Cunningham, but changed it to Whaite through high school and college because he wanted to “reinvent himself” by using his mum’s maiden name.Russell Kane began laughing which Steph pointed out and told the audience that “he knows why” it was changed but it “can’t be said on TV”.“Let’s just say, children are very cruel,” said Russell.John then said that he would give a demonstration on Instagram after the show before he admitted that the name change made him feel “like a new man”.Steph then moved on to Russell and checked that he had also previously changed his name.He said that he’s a “second generation name-change family” because his father also took a different one.Steph asked why that was, to which Russell replied that it was the “same reason he dropped his”.The comedian said that it was because his previous last name was “foreign, so people couldn’t pronounce it” and joked that he should “make a Channel 4 documentary about being triggered”.“I should have been celebrating my ethnic identity,” he said, before revealing that the name was easy to pronounce but hard to spell.Kane then said that he “got bored” of having to try and explain himself so he “ended up changing it” but found the rebrand “quite exciting”.The 46-year-old then went on

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Brian Cox, 75, released a memoir last year titled Putting The Rabbit in the Hat, where he included comments about fellow actor Johnny Depp.The actor has now in a new interview admitted he was "harsh" when he called Johnny "overrated" and will be releasing a correction to his autobiography.Brian's memoir recounts his nearly 60-year long career working in film and television, with comments on fellow actors in the industry along the way.The actor revealed he actually turned down the role of The Governor in the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise.This led him to shed his thoughts on the leading actor, Johnny Depp.He said: "Johnny Depp as Jack Sparrow show, and Depp, personable though I’m sure he is, is so overblown, so overrated."I mean, Edward Scissorhands. Let’s face it, if you come on with hands like that and pale, scarred-face make-up, you don’t have to do anything."And he didn’t.

She explained: “I saved a comic whose career I respect.”But John continued: “I want reparations from Italy… And then the Normans came over in 1066.“They were horrible people from France and they colonised us for 30 years and we need reparations there too, I’m afraid.”John notoriously pulled out of an appearance at Cambridge University last year after art historian Andrew Graham-Dixon, who was a visiting speaker, was banned for doing a Hitler impression.Explaining his absence, John said he was “blacklisting myself before someone else did.”John wrote in view of his 5.6 million Twitter followers: "I was looking forward to talking to students at the Cambridge Union this Friday, but I hear that someone there has been blacklisted for doing an impersonation of Hitler"I regret that I did the same on a Monty Python show, so I am blacklisting myself before someone else does," he added."I apologise to anyone at Cambridge who was hoping to talk with me, but perhaps some of you can find a venue where woke rules do not apply," John said.In 2020 he criticised what he branded as "woke" comedy after the BBC Studios-owned broadcaster UKTV removed an episode of Fawlty Towers from its back catalogue.UKTV deleted The Germans from its Gold Box Set of shows as it contained “racial slurs”.John co-created and starred in Fawlty Towers between 1975-1979.He did not agree with UKTV’s decision, stressing that cancel culture took the “fun” out of life.He told the Straits Times: “I think that they misunderstand one of the main purposes of life which is to have fun.“What you have to realise about humour is that it’s true to say that everything humorous is critical.“If you have someone who is perfectly kind and intelligent and flexible and always behaves

Kanye West is speaking out yet again about his current coparenting situation with ex Kim Kardashian — and he’s taking a pointed stance towards media outlets and others who don’t see things from his perspective.

Antiques Roadshow was left gobsmacked when an old watch he hadn’t seen for years racked up an impressive valuation.The popular BBC show visited Ham House in Richmond for a recent episode, when antiques expert Richard Price was tasked with examining a rare watch at the very end of the programme.Often, participants on the show share sentimental heirlooms, which they have no intention of parting with, but the guest this time around had little hesitation to sell when he heard that the antique was valued at £80,000.Richard began by confirming that the object was an Omega Speedmaster Professional, but he noted a subtle difference that made the watch “unusual and rather special”.To this end, Richard pointed out a mission logo on the clock’s face, signifying the Apollo-Soyuz mission, a joint venture to space involving both American and Russian astronauts in 1975.“Remember this was the height of the Cold War so this was a particular achievement to do this,” he explained.The guest explained that the watch had come into the family after his brother had bought it before he had died in a car crash shortly after.He recalled: “I was the only boy left in the family and my parents gave it to me… It’s not really my type of watch, I found it a bit heavy, a bit bulky, so I stuck it in a drawer and thought ‘well, it may well come in useful one day’, and eventually 20 years later I got it out.”Examining the watch and its accompanying paperwork, Richard estimated that the antique had been bought for roughly £300, and observed that it was “100% original”.“You don’t really love it that much do you?” he asked.“No, not really, it’s not really my type of thing and I still find it very heavy to wear,” the guest replied.So, when the expert revealed

Robbie Williams has said he may finally bite the bullet and start wearing a wig. The flamboyant singer has been open about his hair issues in the past and his latest hair transplant has been a fail.The 48 year old has also tried hair follicle injections in a bid to get his mane back to its former glory.

John Cleese in Conversation event at SXSW in Austin, Texas, on March 11 alongside comedians including Duclé Sloan, Jim Gaffigan and Ricky Velez.Cleese asked his fellow panelists who was more oppressed by colonisation and started discussing “competition” between cultures.“[People] get competitive about this business of being oppressed,” Cleese said. “You do know the British have been slaves twice, right?”According to The Hollywood Reporter, Sloan then took away Cleese’s microphone, saying: “I saved a comic whose career I respect”.Cleese continued regardless, adding: “I want reparations from Italy.”He continued: “And then the Normans came over in 1066… they were horrible people from France and they colonised us for 30 years and we need reparations there too, I’m afraid.”Making light of the situation as Cleese continued in spite of his fellow comedians trying to stop him, moderator Dan Pasternack told the audience: “And this is why your phones are locked up.” “The thing is, I’m going to be dead soon,” Cleese said later, explaining his remarks.

Loose Women since 2021, along with presenting ITV News.The presenter has now taken to Twitter to bid her friend farewell, as her maternity cover stint has come to an end.Channel 4's Countdown posted a series of four pictures of Rachel Riley's replacement Doctor Anne-Marie, who stepped in for the mum-of-two during her maternity leave.They captioned the post: "FAREWELL DOCTOR.Tune in to @Channel4 @ 2.10pm for the incredible @aimafidon's final episode with our Countdown family."You're been an absolute pleasure, joy & inspiration - big love from all of us."Charlene responded in view of her 61,700 Twitter followers: "So so proud of you, you were absolutely brilliant."Others also took to the comments to praise the star on new beginnings and for her work in her previous role.LiveZoomdown said: "Congratulations Dr.

There was an emotional moment during the latest trip to the cobbles as Imran Habeeb vowed to help Abi Franklin fight for custody of their son.

Brad Martin has died at the age of 48.RELATED: In memoriam: remembering famous faces we lost in 2022The Before I Knew Better hitmaker passed away on Friday, 11 March. While no cause of death has been disclosed, Brad's sister, Melissa Lea Hobbs, revealed on an online fundraising page that he had suffered "severe internal damage" in "a work-related injury" in January " that was exasperated by an "already existing health crisis".Brad Martin was best known for his hit Before I Knew BetterOn March 9, just two days before his death, Brad's sister shared an update on his health, revealing he was "alert and oriented".John Ramey, who formed the duo Martin Ramey with Brad in 2008, shared the news of his friend's death in a Facebook post: "I can't believe I'm saying this… My dear friend and music brother Brad Martin passed away this afternoon..

Coldplay have shared their manga-inspired new video for ‘People Of The Pride’ – you can watch it below.Directed by Paul Dugdale, the clip mixes live footage from the band’s October 2021 performance at Seattle’s Climate Pledge Arena with robot-heavy, dystopian animation.The track follows previous singles ‘Let Somebody Go‘, ‘Higher Power‘, ‘My Universe‘ and ‘Coloratura’.The song is taken from Coldplay’s recent album ‘Music Of The Spheres’, which arrived last October.The band recently shared an expansive cover of Kid Cudi‘s 2008 hit ‘Day ‘n’ Nite as part of a new Spotify Singles release, which also features a new version of ‘Let Somebody Go’, their recent collaboration with Selena Gomez.“This is the first time I think that we’ve really taken proper time to record a cover, because in my head I could hear a version of it quite different from the original, that hopefully just reinforces what a brilliant song it is,” Martin said of the cover. “One way or another I hope that anyone listening will just think, ‘Wow, Kid Cudi is amazing.’”Coldplay are set to embark on an eco-friendly world tour later this week on the back of their new album, with dates scheduled at London’s Wembley Stadium, Glasgow, Paris, Berlin and other European cities throughout July and August.

Steve Dymond died in 2019 from a suspected overdose just days after appearing on ITV’s The Jeremy Kyle Show, leading to the programme being taken off air indefinitely.The tragic guest’s death was discussed in Channel 4 documentary Jeremy Kyle Show: Death on Daytime, in which Steve's devastating final text messages were seen. While the episode in which he appeared never aired, his death led to a probe into alleged lack of care on the ITV show. But the husband of a woman who took her life after taking part in the show says Dymond's death was not the first.

Greater Manchester's former chief fire officer who quit after the Arena bombing has resigned from his new high profile job. Peter O'Reilly, 55, has left his position as Chief Officer of Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service just six and a half months after starting the job.

Diane Kruger is opening up about an "uncomfortable" moment she experienced early on in Hollywood. On Monday, the actress revealed she’s "definitely come across the Weinsteins of this world from the get-go" during a conversation at the Variety SXSW Studio.The former model was in attendance for the first screening and panel surrounding her new film, "Swimming with Sharks." During her sit-down, the star reflected on her 2004 movie "Troy" where she played Helen of Troy opposite Brad Pitt. According to the 45-year-old, she had "to go to the studio head in costume" to test for the role.

Chris Erskine is to be inducted into the Partick Thistle Hall of Fame after his contributions to the Scottish Championship club.